Lucchesi's Ravioli & Pasta Company

Ive come to this place before and purchased their take home preparations. The italian sausage lasagna is nothing short of spectacular loved. The meat lasagna is also quite delicious and both are worth the money. However yesterday I finally decided to try out the pizza. I got a large meat lovers. My gawd today they didn't disappoint at all. That pizza was sooooo good and done proper. It was better than Memphis Pizza Cafe(if i had to compare it to somewhere). I highly recommend Lucchesis for your italian food cravings they definitely don't disappoint.

This was completely unacceptable. As a Louisiana native, opening my refrigerator to find a cup of gumbo that had turned white was genuinely disappointing. Not only was it entirely the wrong color for gumbo, but the taste was equally offensive. Instead of the rich, deep flavor expected from a properly developed roux, it tasted like canned Campbell’s soup. The texture was pasty, the flavor lacked depth, and the dish bore little resemblance to authentic gumbo. Overall, this was a major letdown and far from what gumbo should be.

I love the atmosphere and the sandwiches. My only complaint is I wasn’t the biggest fan of the frozen ravioli and sauce, but I think that’s just personal preference. I always get the Frank Sinatra sandwich. There’s a great variety of takeaway foods, and there’s much I have yet to try.

This restaurant has and always will be like the Italian Grandma you wish you had, welcoming you into her kitchen to sit down and be blessed with this good food. It's well stocked, organized to perfection, has absolutely everything you could possibly need - ready to eat right there on the table or to take and bake at home. Even a little pantry like area in the back to purchase from if you want to make things yourself. And the desserts! Wish I had pictures to show but they were devoured so quickly there could be none! Maybe next time...

This just wasn’t tasty. For authentic Italian, i was expecting robust flavor. It gives, poured tomato sauce from a can added non seasoned meat and said viola. Not sure what kind of noodles these are but it felt like i was eating ramen noodles. I ordered spaghetti with meat sauce and got ramen with tomato sauce. The Caesar salad came with carrots and cucumber wasn’t expecting that. The dressing was just ok but the over abundance of salad toppings made it difficult to consume. The best thing was delivery time but that’s about it.

I have been coming to lucchesi’s for a while now. I always received great service and the food was generally excellent. Now the reason I am posting this review is that my girlfriend and I stopped by to get some takeout for dinner. Long story short, we bought spaghetti and meatballs and brought it home, but when we arrived and opened it, it was covered in mold! Hopefully this was just a one time thing and someone forgot to switch out the stock in the refrigerator, but this definitely gives me some reservations about going back.

This used to be a decent place to get a sandwich. I ordered the BLT with extra lettuce and tomato. I got a smashed sandwich, 2 pieces of very thin flimsy Oscar Mayer looking bacon, one tiny tomato and one tiny piece of lettuce. And don’t even get me started on the pickle. It looks like someone took a hammer to it. Weird. Could it be that they purposely tried to make this the saddest and worst possible sandwich ever? It took more effort to make this sandwich pitiful than to do it right. Do yourself a favor and go anywhere else.

Great Deli with lots of food options. I went Specifically looking for Bread and Olive Mix and deli meats to assemble my own Muffuletta at home. Had everything I needed for my Sandwich! Note, they DO have pre made Muffuletta Sandwiches for taking out, i just enjoy making my own.

This was our first time at Lucchesi's Pasta Co. & Deli, and it definitely won't be our last! I had the meat lasagna with garlic bread, and it was amazing -- cheesy, flavorful, and perfectly sauced. The garlic bread had that nice grilled flavor that made it even better. My husband tried the chili cheese tamales and really enjoyed them -- they were hearty and full of flavor. We also grabbed an oatmeal cookie and a Heath bar cookie, and both were soft, chewy, and the perfect way to end our meal. The place gives off a cozy Italian deli vibe that makes you feel right at home. The staff was friendly, and the service was quick even with a steady crowd. I also love that they have their full menu frozen to go, so you can grab pasta and sauces to make delicious meals at home. We're already planning our next visit!

For the past two weeks, bought two of their take-and-bake pizzas and they've been delicious. They make it up in front of you, put it on an oven-ready tray with instructions. You take it home and bake it. Really fresh and tasty. Attaching a picture of the menu as their website doesn't show what's offered.

I am generally happy with their frozen pastas. We love their deli items, especially the tuna salad. I am removing one star as I bought a bowl of the gazpacho soup (traditionally served with croutons at restaurants), and they charged me for them.

OMG!!! The food is absolutely fantastic. This is the place to get true original Italian Food. I'm very very please with my selection!!!

So out of the 60 reviews this place was given mostly high 5 stars. I'll be as nice as I possibly can my father owned a cafe for 37 yrs and retired this year and he will tell you he is a true testament to the power of good reviews. After over 25 yrs and already being a well known established business my brother got him hooked up on yelp finally and almost instantly he said he saw an increase in business!! (He obviously had very good reviews) So anyway my point is I'm not here to take anyone's business away and I personally hate giving bad reviews I love food and LOVE finding small privately owned mom and pop style restaurants where traveling for work and find those to usually be the best places all around! First off I LOVE Italian food and have had the luxury of growing up in the north east being born in Boston having regular access to The North End which holds some of the best Italian joints you can find in the country not to mention spending years in Long Island NY for work and northern NJ I mean the Italian delis and restaurants and pizza joints are dime a dozen and even the worst ones there would probably have a line out the door if they were in Memphis, I'm just being real it's apples and oranges. I asked one place ordering to go out here if they had vodka sauce she said what's that so I hung up the phone!!" Point is I get it I'm not at home BUT with that being said and I've only been to this Lucchesi's one time in my life. I saw the name the Italian style colors and decor outside calling themselves a pasta company they looked and sounded legit I mean I was actually excited going in I thought I got lucky maybe somebody moved out here from the east coast amd brought it all with them it's very possible and they definitely had the right feel so far. As soon as I went up to the counter to order the home feeling was gone quick when I started talking to the younger girl working she didn't know anything I was asking her about the menu so I just played it safe (thought it was safe anyway) and ordered a meatball grinder (sub) How can a place name "Lucchesi's" mess that up, right? WRONG!!! So wrong!!! So I got the box and went out to my pickup put the tail gate down and opened it up to eat and instantly Frowned... wtf is this I'm looking at a sub roll with meatballs and barely any sauce I mean it was dried then the bread it was on I mean Nothing! Just enough to cover the top of each meatball!!! The best part besides the bread is the sauce!!! Second immediate problem the CHEESE not even melted you can literally see the strings of grocery brand mozzarella cheese just globs of it not to mention I had already pulled a bunch of it off with a fork because it was less melted than this what you see!!! wtf!! ITALIAN?? GTFOH!!! Ok next! I go to actually try this mess and pick it up to take bite ANOTHER rookie NO-NO with a meatball sub YOU ALWAYS WHAT???? BAKE THE SUB..,TOAST THE BREAD RIGHT??? AND MELT THE CHEESE!!! This thing was MICROWAVED!!!! HORRIBLE choice of bread on top of it not the fresh Italian bread hard crispy outside with soft fresh inside no no no not at LUCCHESI"s this bread was dry and stale almost horrible combination with the MICROWAVED meatballs!!!! They were LITERALLY COLD!!!!! WTF I could have gotten A meatball sub at SUBWAY that would have tasted like a fucking perfect 10 compared to this half ass at best thrown together sloppy cold meatball sub on the driest bread that was like styrofoam besides the little half dollar sized circle of red sauce that HOPEFULLY was the only ITALIAN homemade thing about it but I can't say for sure because there wasn't enough on it!!! Any way I'm sick if typing the sandwich SUCKED as you can see I can't speak on the rest of the food there but I can't imagine if this is how they make a meatball sub I have 0 interest on trying anything else. I don't understand the comments praising the "quality ingredients" used because if this is truly QUALITY to you guys here in Memphis, I feel sincerely bad for you and you are all terribly deprived of REAL ITALIAN FOOD that would knock your socks off and make you have an orgasm in your mouth it taste so fn good!!!! Sorry Lucchesi you gotta step your game up!!!

so amazing I love lucchesies. best food ever My sister and I love so does the rest of my family Good bread

We needed fresh pasta for a special occasion and didn't feel like breaking out the ol' pasta machine. Having looked around the Memphis area (mostly unsuccessfully) for folks who sell fresh pasta, this place fills a serious niche, and we appreciate that. We've also had the sando's here. They make a decent muffaletta and an OK turkey club. The sandwiches aren't special, but like I said overall this place fills a niche. And don't sleep on their desserts...

Best Italian ever! Their lasagna is something I get every time I come back to Memphis.

Food and prices were great!! We ate lunch there and I ended up getting a huge back full of frozen entrees to take home!

Had post new year party. Ordered shrimp and grits with Italian salad and Greek salad for 20 of us. They had my order ready on time and even took it to my car. The shrimp and grits were flavorful and plentiful. Salad was crisp and fresh. Love this place and never disappointed!

I had high hopes for this place and my hopes climbed even more after seeing that one of their sandwiches, called the Frank Sinatra, had a blend of meats including soppressatta, my favorite Italian cold cut. If you are unfamiliar with this, it is an Italian salami cured in wine. Yes, it is as amazing as it sounds. Unfortunately, the sandwich was small and kind of underwhelming. The bread wasn't anything like the good crusty bread i knew in New Jersey. They offer a lot of food to go, including pasta, which did look good. Service was extremely friendly. As for the sandwiches, I have to give it a rating of three stars and it was mainly three stars simply because they had soppressatta down here in Memphis. I woukd not mind trying their pastas, but as for the sandwich, three stars.

My son and I enjoyed our Shrimp and Grits, Chicken Fettuccini Alfredo, and Boiled Shrimp Fettuccini Alfredo. Will visit again.

This place is SUPER LEGIT! From the salad, to the entrees, to the garlic bread, to the desserts, everything about this place is 100! Don't get me wrong, you're going to pay for it. But, when was the last time you got nice-dining restaurant quality food to go? It's worth it! They love serving good food (and charging for it, but that's okay), and I love eating it up when I splurge for it once every month or so. Do this: 1 salad, 2 chicken parm, 1 lrg garlic bread, and 3 mini canolis. It'll run you about $40 (feeds 2), but you will have a great night and if this is a date, you'll get laid.

I have loved this place for many many years!!! Whenever I get here a think I need one of everything.

I tried the pizza. Didn't like it. Now I've tried the grocery part of it. Didn't like it either so I'm gonna have to go down another star. I've got one more reason for coming back, and that's to check out the sandwiches. I might go up a star or down one then. We'll have to see. I bought some ravioli and some sauce. I have some serious issues with my purchase. First of all, I'll say it was good and my wife and I both enjoyed it, but we also enjoy the Kroger brand ravioli. Both are frozen. When I came here, I had the expectation of buying fresh, locally made ravioli. Well it was locally made, but frozen not fresh. Also I have no idea how fresh it was because there was no date on it anywhere, whatsoever. I have no idea when it was made or when it expires. I thought that was required by law. There's other things the label was missing that I thought were required by law. There was no weight. The cooking instructions said to mix whatever with 1lb of ravioli, but there was no indication that what I had was 1lb or not. There were no allergen warnings on the label either, which my wife noticed. I paid $15 for what I'm assuming was one pound of ravioli and the meat sauce. If I'm eating in a restaurant to feed two people, I'd be happy to pay $15, but not for groceries. No way! I have a pound of Kroger frozen raviolis in my freezer right now. I paid $3.39 for it. I paid $8.99 for this one. The Kroger brand has a sell by date and the weight is marked. Luchessi's meat sauce cost $4.99 and it was not frozen. The Luisa at Kroger is frozen and it is $2.50. Maybe Luchessi's meat sauce might be a bit better, but I doubt by much. The other problem I had with Luchessi's ravioli was that they were stamped into bricks I guess. Not sure the terminology. I'll also add that I am not a chef. I have deep respect for those who are. I can cook, but I am no chef. So I followed the instructions to the tee. They say to only boil them from frozen. So my first question was if I should break the bricks up. The instructions did not say to, so I cooked them as they were. They did not break up and I was trying to do it in a pot of boiling water with a plastic spoon. That did not work well and I did not like all the raviolis being stuck together. To give them the benefit of the doubt, I'll allow the possibility that their raviolis might have been a little bit better than Kroger brand, but if it was, I'd say it was only worth maybe $1 extra to us. In the end we did have a good dinner, but it was in no way worth paying more than twice the price for it. When I first heard of Luchessi's, it was at Leonard's BBQ. I ordered their ravioli. The waitress said they bought it from Luchessi's, but made their own sauce. I was thoroughly impressed with what I ate in that restaurant. My wife and I were not impressed in the least with what we ate last night.

For years I have delivered complete meals from Lucchesi's to families who were most appreciative of comfort food that only needed reheating. I love all the traditional Italian dishes ~ the Italian Spinach is to die for! The Deli section offers a variety of fresh-made Italian sandwiches such as a Muffaletta & Tuscan Panini. There are a few tables & chairs inside & out, Bistro-style. Lucchesi's is also part Store, carrying high-quality staples ~ specialty brands that Italian Cooks insist on. Employees are friendly & helpful.

Finally tried Lucchesi's when wanting some pasta, and I have no regrets. Our pasta entrees were less than $10 each, and while they do just heat up premade entrees for you, the ingredients are quality enough that I don't even care. I had the cheese ravolini with bolognese and a side salad, and my husband had the italian sausage lasagna. The sauces and meats in both were absolutely delicious - the bolognese had a pronounced wine aroma, like homemade usually does, and the Italian sausage lasagna was very meaty and rich. I also loved the uniqueness of the garlic bread that came with our food - very soft like a breadstick, but not greasy; flavorful with garlic and cheese like good garlic bread. All in all, I'll be back, especially to pick up and take home and eat in my comfy pants.

I literally found this place 35 minutes ago and just ate the best Meatball Sub I have ever had; and it was $10 bucks! Cory - you were right sir, and I will be back!

The food here is very tasty. Delicious fresh pasta you can take home with a nice selection of sauces, and fresh salads. High quality ingredients. I was concerned, however, when I went in the store last night, that their employees were not wearing masks while working. There seemed to be no measures being to taken to help decrease the risk of exposure to the spread of coronavirus in a public work place. There was no hand sanitizer sitting out for customers or employees that I could see. As a Registered Nurse, I found this very irresponsible of store management. I'll wait to visit again until we are on the other side of this pandemic.

This place is delicious, convenient and the service is excellent! Highly recommend stopping in for lunch and grabbing dinner!

I love this place. Food is excellent. The pre made salads are excellent. Service is exceptional. Can't wait to go back.

I love everything about this place. Authentic Italian food that's fresh and tasty. I'm never disappointed and the people who work here are courteous and professional. The owner is a good guy too. If your in a rush or have time to dine in you really won't regret it. Ask for Brandon he'll get your order precise, fresh and hot. Don't hesitate...you'll regret it

Delicious food. Fast and friendly service. Many options to choose from. Love this place.

I grew up in Chicago and have been looking for a great Italian deli in Memphis for a long time. After meeting the owner at an event I was working, I checked it out and ended up using Lucchesi's as our Christmas Dinner ingredient destination. Also, go in there and grab some lunch. I had a turkey panini with a cranberry sauce. SCRUMPTIOUS.

Great Italian food. Good customer service and they play Sinatra music. Also items to take home. I recommend this place to my friends.

Easy, affordable, and delicious Italian good. Everything is always great from pizza to pasta!

You walk in and you're hit with a whiff of the wonderful, pungent scent of garlic. This place is a dream for those who love Italian food. And it's real stuff -- good stuff, made from good ingredients with care. It shows in the presentation -- rows and rows of dried pasta, and chilled heat and eat cannolis, ravioli (regular and toasted), and lasagna, among others. If you want fresh croutons, they have those also. The big ones, covered in butter and yummy spices. I bought some rosemary and olive oil chips and moved over to the deli, where you can order anything from fresh tarragon chicken salad to pizza. The prices aren't cheap, but you get what you pay for. You can take a seat and eat inside or take your goodies home.

Lucchesi's premade meals are a must for busy working moms- great meals like lasagna, ravioli, italian, spinach, take and bake pizzas, antipasto trays and so much more. Pick up dinner for the family, or a special dish for a party. Bring in your own serving pieces if you'd like, and Lucchesi's will even prepare the meals in your own dishes. Shop their aromatic store for great spices, sauces, meats, and cheeses to perfect any Italian meal. Fresh, quality products set this place apart from other markets. If you're hungry, stop in for lunch. They have a huge lunch menu of amazing salads, soups, and sandwiches. I like the Erinway Chicken Panani, filled with chicken breast, applewood smoked bacon, tomato and smoked mozzarella, or the Italian Tuscan Panini with chicken, mozzarella, artichokes, and pesto on ciabatta bread. Lucchesi's even ships nationwide so spread the deliciousness to those friends and relatives across the country.

Came here for a quick lunch post-mani at Diva Nails. As soon as we walked through the door, the girl behind the counter came over and asked if it was our first time visiting. We said yes and she explained the concept and what they offered for lunch as well as the daily specials. I got half a turkey provolone sandwich on wheat with a cup of chicken and rice soup and a side of pasta salad. The order came out very quick and the sandwich was DELISH! The soup was good too but I still can't stop thinking about how unexpectedly good that sandwich was. Looking forward to coming back here to pick up a quick dinner. They have so many options!

Get there early for the veggie focaccia - at least by 5:30! Grab and go pasta options + salad and bread make a complete meal for busy parents. Spinach + Chicken lasagna is a fantastic choice for your favorite bottle of red. Can't recommend it enough!

Lucchesi's is a great place to go for take-out & dine in. They have a great variety of pasta, pizza, and soups to choose from. If you're looking for great pasta you should definitely check Lucchesi's out.

Love the salads, meat sauce and CAKES!!! Their pizzas are amazing, as well. Try the homemade cookies. And the pasta cooks in just two minutes. What more do you need to know?

I was getting my nails done late Sunday afternoon daydreaming about a steak from High Point Grocery. I had my evening all planned out: finish up there, go to High Point, grill a steak outside and enjoy the perfect weather. Then my dreams were dashed when I realized it was 5:00 and High Point was already closed. Walking out of the nail salon, I pondered what to do next and suddenly I saw Lucchesi's in front of me! Perfect solution...or so I thought. The sign on the door says open until 6:00 on Sundays and it was only 5:05 so I was a little confused when I walked into the store only to find it dark...but with 3 people working. They didn't even greet me! I asked if they were still open and the lady behind the counter grunted some sort of affirmation. So I continued to browse to see what would catch my fancy. They have gluten free options which is nice if you need that. There are tons of pre-made options as well as a counter where you can order food to eat there. I settled on some tasty looking pre-made meatballs and chicken parmesan but had definite sticker shock when my bill rang up to $20. I hoped it would just be that good. ...And it was good, but not $20 good. Their customer service really rubbed me the wrong way and the portions aren't huge. I liked it...but...I expect more bang for your buck and at least acknowledgement of my presence from the store.

I absolutely love this place! !!! Everyone is so nice and helpful. If you have not stopped by, you must! They have everything a girl needs, olive salad, lasagna and cake. I declined the cake today but i did get the veggie lasagna and it was wonderful!!! So wonderful that I snacked on it all day, is there really such thing as too much lasagna??? Well no...

They need to train the deli staff better. I frequent here and it has gone downhill big time. Last 3 mufelletas have been crap. No olive salad one time, i said I wanted it cold it was pressed in a panini press, not cold. Today it was hot again and it looks like the bread was sandwich bread not the normal round loaf.

Lucchesi's is one of my favorite go to sandwich shops located in the heart of east Memphis... Ingredients are always fresh and everything is made from scratch. Service is friendly and fast! Also Lucchesi's features some of the better pasta and meat sauces in the city. The ravioli and Italian spinach is awesome and it is a take home item! I have never really been disappointed and have been many times.

Best Italian food I have eaten in Memphis! You just tell everything is homemade and super fresh. I will definitely be going back soon.

We love Lucchesi's. I always enjoy the lunches with wide variety of sandwiches and soups. Plus, their selections of pastas and pizza. One side note on pizza, you have to bake them yourself. Lucchesi's also carries variety of cheese, olive oil, and anything Italian. Whole Foods ran out of semolina flour when we were making fresh pasta and my girlfriend got them at Lucchesi's. Don't forget the bread and cookies. The cookies are too delicious to pass.

Why haven't I been here before? I pass it every day....I hear about it often...but have never stepped foot inside until this week, and that was only because I had a gift certificate that was expiring. But boy am I glad I did! Actually, let me start over. I went in thinking I would grab something and run back yo work to meet clients. I misjudged how much variety they had. I ended up calling my husband and telling him to run by my office on his way home and get the certificate and plan to spend about 45 minutes in there making up his mind. Seriously, tons of fresh pasta, many sauces, a freezer full of about 30 options of casserole type dishes, salads, sandwiches, and made to order pizza that you take home and bake yourself. This is one of the options that my husband came home with. The outa was very good but somehow the bottom never crisped up the way I like so I might need to try a pizza stone. We also had the Italian spinach and a Lucchesi special casserole that is still in my freezer and we may have later this week. But I guarantee this will not be our only visit...there is too many things I want to try.

Love this place! It's a go to for my family if we're going to do pick up. Ms. Becky's pizza is bomb! I didn't give a 5 star rating only because I recently got a Hawaiian pizza and the toppings were super skimpy. I wouldn't get that one again....or the bbq, which I got time before last...also very skimpy (which was surprising because they'd always been so good on the other pizzas I'd ordered before). I will definitely go again with one of my old favorites and hope to amend the 3-star rating. My girlfriend said, in reference to the Hawaiian pizza, "I could have eaten Totino's pizza and it would have been equally satisfying." That said, all the other pizzas I've had there have been great, and the customer service and ambiance are lovely. While they're a bit pricey on homemade sauces, salads, and other pre-made items, they are super high quality.

Today was my first trip to Lucchesi's and I'm already trying to decide if tomorrow is too soon to go back. I'm a big Italian food fan so when I walked in the door and got a whiff of all of the yummy pasta sauce, bread, and herbs I almost fell out in the floor. For lunch I had the half sandwich/salad combo with turkey and provolone sandwich and a ceasar salad. Delizioso! They have a variety of pastas and pizzas to take home. I hear they'll even bake a wonderful Italian dish in your own dishes (in order for you to pass if off as your own :) ) It's definitely more of a deli/grocery store than a restaurant. And the desserts...oh boy. We had a strawberry cake mix type cookie. Heaven. In. My. Mouth. A very enjoyable experience and I'll definitely be back!

So looking for those authentic Italian cooking items and specialty foods, the come to this Memphis landmark Lucchesi's!!! Great fresh made sandwiches and pastas, fresh baked breads and desserts!!! You can also get fresh made pizzas to carry out and cool yourself at home!!!! One sandwich I always get is the warm Turkey and Brie with cranberry spread!!! It's like Thanksgiving explosion in your mouth!!!!! Great friendly staff and a very clean store/ cafe!!!!!

First of all, do not order online. It will take your money but the order won't go to the store. I made the mistake of ordering online & when I got there, they had no idea what I was talking about. However, they called the owner, got it all worked out for me & even gave me an extra entree & loaf of bread. Other than that, I love this place. Great, homemade authentic Italian meals made with fresh, high quality ingredients. You can taste the love. I won't say it's just like my grandmother's, who is full Italian, because the meat sauce and marinara have their own, unique flavor. The bread is soft & fresh. It is a tad pricey but if you think about it, per entree, you're paying less than you would at an Italian chain & you're getting better food. The Bacon Ravioli is THE BOMB. REAL BACON, YOU GUYS. No fake bacon bits. I also highly recommend picking up a tin of bread dipping seasonings. It's only $4 & it will last awhile, since you only need a little bit mixed in some Olive Oil.

I just visited here for the first time and I will definitely be a repeat customer!! I walked in and was completely overwhelmed by everything they had. I walked up to one of the counters and told the cashier it was the first time and had no clue what to do. She was super sweet and walked me through everything they had and sent me over to the sandwich counter to order. The girl there was so sweet and made sure I got everything I wanted. I got the daily special of a pimento cheese BLT with a side of pasta salad and it was delicious!! It will definitely be my new lunch stop!

This has been our go to favorite place for Italian food for years! Their take home and bake pizza as is their Caesar salad is the best in the city. They have so many choices and it's all good!

Lucchesi's is simply THE place to go to in Memphis for ravioli. It's made fresh everyday and stuffed with your choice of meat, cheese or seafood combinations. I absolutely love the Spinach Gorgonzola Ravioli topped with Alfredo Sauce In addition to ravioli, they also offer a large selection of other pasta entrees you can pick up and take home with you, like Chicken Lasagna, Veal Parmesan, Shrimp Fettuccini and another favorite of mine - Italian Meatballs. They also do a great job with their take and bake pizzas, sandwiches, Italian spinach (yum!) and party trays. The prices are good - most entrees are under $10 and the pizzas range from about $8 to $15.

Sausage sandwich was dry. Asked for no slaw on sandwich Glad they put slaw on it....dry. Bruschetta was not baked long enough. Doughy. Coolers were leaking in cups placed on floor. Not the same place it once was.

We liked it, did not love it. We had the low carb meatballs, which were pretty good, but the spinach side stole the shows. The other dish was a ravioli with red sauce, for us it missed the mark, a little bland and the pasta from the ravioli was far too mushy. This place does have a good selection of treats and uniqiue snacks. Lucchesi makes for a quick and easy meal, will give it another shot and report back.

Expensive and I don't care for their food at all. I make better lasagne ! Something about the cheese they use gives me the creeps !